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Okay, so Abraham Hicks says that you should trust your feelings to tell you what to do and where to go. So if you feel afraid, or if you feel negative towards something or someone, you should just avoid it. And you should definitely not believe that person. You should definitely consider that person to be a liar because you don't feel good about what they're saying, so they're lying and they're not telling you the truth. And you should only follow your positive feelings. You should only do what feels good for you based on this idea that reality will reflect how you feel. So if you just feel good all the time, then your world, your reality will reflect that.
Now, okay, I'm going to very quickly debunk that and prove that to be the biggest lie ever, based on just a simple example of how many people are living their life, which is, um, just a proof that we have in our own lives. When, for instance, we follow our positive feelings, we go and do stuff that we later regret because we feel good when doing things like sitting in front of the television, stuffing our face, and, you know, basically doing nothing but that all evening or all weekend. And then afterwards, we look back and we think, "Oh, I should have, yeah, I shouldn't have done that." And, you know, why did I follow that desire again? Because it made you feel good. And because you trusted your feelings, you trusted that, "Hey, this makes me feel good, so it must be good. So this must be what I, what I have to do." Because you didn't consider that maybe your feelings are lying to you. Maybe how, when you feel good, it's actually something you should be avoiding. Because, for instance, I never felt good about studying. I never wanted to study, but it was good for me. So what I've been doing is I haven't been studying in my life. So I have flunked out of school or I haven't gotten a degree because studying didn't make me feel good. So now I look back on my life and I think, you know, I should have not trusted my feelings. I should have not gone like, you know, "Oh, this, this is bad, this must be bad for me because it makes me feel bad." Which is because, for instance, also another example that I still face every day is in terms of food. When, you know, vegetables, vegetables don't make me feel good. I don't like vegetables, they make me feel bad. So I would much rather eat a, a sandwich with lots of chocolate on it and butter and like really like chips every, every day, every evening. Oh, much rather all the time. Coffee all the time. But in the end, you know, I'm going to have to face the devastating effects that that will have on my body, the consequences that that will have on my body, which will not be very good for me. Because also, when I'm eating that much sugar, I can't concentrate on the things I'm doing. I very easily get tired, etcetera, which just are indicators, physical indicators that trusting that positive feeling that I get when eating all that sugary, fatty foods is just not what I should be doing. I shouldn't be trusting that positive feeling because it's only leading me further into hell. Whereas I should basically be trusting the negative feeling because, because it's good for me. Because vegetables are good for me, even when I feel negative about it.
And, you know, it's also fascinating if you look at all the negative things that happen in this world. Look at the starting point. For instance, a rapist. Doesn't that person just rape someone else because it makes them feel good? They follow their positive feelings. They follow their good feelings into doing something negative because the negative is the consequences of the positive. And then he will, the being will look, look, look back on it and think like, "Why did I do that?" in regret and shame because they trusted their positive feelings. They trusted that, "Hey, I feel good about this, so this must be good." When the proof is here in this world that it's not. For instance, war. War is also a product of positive feelings because why do we go to battle? Because it makes us feel good. Because we think, you know, we're patriotic and we have to fight for our right and we are the good ones and we have to battle the bad ones. And, you know, it makes us feel good. It makes us feel empowered when we go to war. Why do we consume so much? Why do we abuse Earth and her resources? Because it makes us feel good. Because we feel good when we consume. We feel good when we have money. We feel good when we fight someone else and win. But the consequences of that is what we have on Earth right now is all the stuff that we experience to be negative. Is all the wars and the poverty and the starvation and the abuse and the rape and the murder. Everything has a positive, everything negative in this world has a positive starting point. That's why we cannot trust feelings. We cannot trust feelings.
And what Abraham Hicks is doing right now is basically leading us into further into the deception of trusting your feelings only, leading us further into this idea and illusion that we have to trust our feelings because they tell us what, what is right for us, when clearly denying the manifested consequences here on Earth. And I mean, it's obvious that only people who have no clue of how reality really functions, only those kind of people will follow Abraham Hicks and will actually believe what Abraham Hicks is saying. Because, I mean, if you just look at reality and if you look at how things really function and work, then you will just see right through this clear deception that we cannot trust our positive feelings. They are even the very things that are causing hell on Earth. I mean, and it's shocking that we haven't actually realized that like within humanity. It, it is shocking that people like Abraham Hicks and Oprah and who knows who else have so, so many followers. All those people that promote positive feelings. It's like so clear that our education system sucks and we are so uneducated. It's very scary, actually. So educate yourself. Go to Destiny. Go to the Destiny website and find the tools with which you can support yourself to actually educate yourself about what is really going on in this world, who you really are, you know, what you can trust and what you definitely can't trust. Learn to trust yourself. Learn to establish and develop some common sense that you can apply to this world to actually see through the deception that is being presented as the truth by so many beings in this world. And find out that everything we've ever trusted in this world has been a complete lie. So, okay, thanks.